Bertus van Rooy is Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Amsterdam

• PrefaceChapter 1 - English going global Chapter 2 - Using EnglishChapter 3 - Reshaping EnglishChapter 4 - Typical native varieties: the Inner CircleChapter 5 - Becoming an English speakerChapter 6 - English becoming an Asian and African language: the Outer CircleChapter 7 - English without the EnglishChapter 8 - New sites of contact – local and global urban migration and the internetChapter 9 - Taking stock and looking aheadReferences

Bertus Van Rooy offers a fresh and accessible take on Global English in the 21st century, illustrating its rich and fascinating linguistic diversity and asking all the right questions about language politics, linguistic rights and linguistic justice.

Bertus van Rooy is Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Amsterdam

• PrefaceChapter 1 - English going global Chapter 2 - Using EnglishChapter 3 - Reshaping EnglishChapter 4 - Typical native varieties: the Inner CircleChapter 5 - Becoming an English speakerChapter 6 - English becoming an Asian and African language: the Outer CircleChapter 7 - English without the EnglishChapter 8 - New sites of contact – local and global urban migration and the internetChapter 9 - Taking stock and looking aheadReferences

Bertus Van Rooy offers a fresh and accessible take on Global English in the 21st century, illustrating its rich and fascinating linguistic diversity and asking all the right questions about language politics, linguistic rights and linguistic justice.

Bertus van Rooy is Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Amsterdam

• PrefaceChapter 1 - English going global Chapter 2 - Using EnglishChapter 3 - Reshaping EnglishChapter 4 - Typical native varieties: the Inner CircleChapter 5 - Becoming an English speakerChapter 6 - English becoming an Asian and African language: the Outer CircleChapter 7 - English without the EnglishChapter 8 - New sites of contact – local and global urban migration and the internetChapter 9 - Taking stock and looking aheadReferences

Bertus Van Rooy offers a fresh and accessible take on Global English in the 21st century, illustrating its rich and fascinating linguistic diversity and asking all the right questions about language politics, linguistic rights and linguistic justice.